Details The tour will start in the morning at your hotel and following a four hour itinerary will show the participants the most interesting sights of Bucharest downtown with entrance at the Parliament Palace (optional) and The Village Museum (optional).

The tour includes transport by car/minibus, guide services in english and does not include the entrance fees at the Parliament Palace (6 Euro/person) and the Village Museum (3 Euro/person).

Details This tour is the perfect way to end a day in the capital city of Romania. If you don"t have time to wonder around you can book this tour for a 2 hour night drive through the city center to discover the most interesting sites and to hear the story of the "little Paris". The tour includes free pick-up and drop-off at your location in Bucharest, transport by car/minibus, a map of the city and guide services in English.

*Please note that the time table is subjected to changed due to heavy city traffic and road works.

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Details After a 2 hour evening drive through the city center to discover Bucharest most interesting sites and to hear the story of the "little Paris" you will enjoy a traditional Romanian dinner in a local restaurant. The tour includes free pick-up at your location in Bucharest, transport by car/minibus, dinner and guide services in English. The tour ends at the restaurant.

The traditional restaurant usually provide a folklore program during the weekend. You will receive a voucher of 60 lei per person to be used at the restaurant (a la carte). Depending on what you order, you could pay a difference.

Romania has been a communist country for more than 40 years, between 1948 and December 1989. Nicolae Ceausescu became the General Secretary of the Romanian Communist Party in 1965 and the president of Socialist Republic of Romania in 1974. 15 years later, he was removed from power and executed after a violent revolution during the winter of 1989. While nowadays Romania is a democracy, the communist period remained interesting as well as controversial.

Follow us on this trip through Bucharest to reveal the “great accomplishments of the golden era” and to hear the story of people who built it. You will see the first communist building in Bucharest, the Revolution Square with the balcony where the dictator gave his last speech, the majestic “House of People” and the burial place of the presidential couple.

Included

Transport by car/minibus

English speaking guide/driver

Free pick-up/drop off from your hotel in Bucharest

Not included

Entrance fees to the Parliament Palace (around 6 Euro/person)

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Important!
TravelMaker, as the company which organizes the trip, is not responsible if the visited sites are closed without prior notice and for any reason at the moment you arrive.